After a couple of initial hiccups, Jonas, one of the managers, was unbelievably attentive. He…read moresingle-handedly made sure we had a wonderful experience, even catering to complex food allergies. We couldn't have asked for a better evening!

We got food from the hot bar, where you fill your plate and they weigh it to determine the price…read more There's a wide variety of options to choose from, including different rices, potato salad, and other entrées. After picking your sides, you choose from sliced fresh meats, which are added to your plate. Once everything is selected, your plate is weighed and you pay based on the weight. If you're dining in, you can then sit down with your plate and order drinks. If you're doing takeout, you simply take your box to go. The food was tasty overall, and the meats were definitely the highlight. I wasn't as impressed with the hot bar items--they were just okay--but we did go later in the day, which may have affected freshness. Overall, it was a nice meal and a good introduction to Brazilian food. We also noticed they have a bar area with TVs that looked really nice, though I'm not sure if food from the buffet is allowed in that section.

We did a good to go order of food they other wise would have been wasted.... the chicken, noodles,…read morerice was so good... there also was Cesar salad and black beans included... will definitly be trying some other menu items...

No frills place to get Brazilian churrasco and sides. Food is fresh and tasty. Don't get the meat…read morewell done, it will be dry, pick cuts with fat, the fraldinha or skirt steak is my go-to along with the chicken hearts (these you should get well done!). This place has been around for along time and is a good place to get Brazilian food. Only down side is no parking.

10/10 food, ambiance, and service. Everything was affordable and very delicious. Consider this a…read moremore upscale Brazilian restaurant compared to your average Brazilian steakhouse. Would highly recommend for date night or with a group of friends!

I went to Kasa that night. I was visiting a friend who lives in the area, and we decided to give…read morethe place a chance and have a few drinks to celebrate her birthday. When I arrived, I noticed that some customers were speaking Portuguese, which surprised me and made me realize it might be a Brazilian place. Since no one greeted us or helped us get seated, I went straight to the bar and politely asked if it was a Brazilian establishment. Being Brazilian myself, I felt excited because I thought I would feel at home there. However, when I asked, the bartender/waitress answered me very dryly, with a tone that made it seem like I was asking something obvious. I'm a very friendly person, so I just brushed it off and thought maybe she was having a bad day. I left my friend waiting while I went to the restroom and then came back to order a caipirinha. During that time, there was still no assistance. Eventually I managed to get the staff's attention to place the order. I tried to overlook the situation because she seemed to be the only one working, even though the place didn't have much movement. While looking at the menu, I noticed they had ceviche. I'm a big fan of ceviche, but I wasn't sure what style it was. Even though Brazilian cuisine doesn't have a specific traditional recipe for it, it's also not a very common dish in Brazil. So I politely asked the same waitress if she knew what style of ceviche it was. I explained that I personally don't like the Mexican-style version with avocado, tomato, and lots of spice. Without even really paying attention, as she kept making drinks, she responded with sarcasm and a mocking tone: "As far as I know, ceviche is Peruvian." She didn't need to be a culinary expert to answer my question. She could have simply asked me to check the description on the menu again. Instead, I felt disrespected by someone I had been polite and friendly to from the beginning. I told her, "I'm sorry, but there are different variations of the recipe. I just wanted to make sure it wasn't the version that comes with avocado." Right after that, I also let her know that when you work with the public, you need to have at least a minimum level of respect for your customers, especially those who are part of the restaurant's target audience. Maybe the food is good, but after that experience I didn't even have the opportunity to try it. I drank the caipirinha she made -- which honestly felt like it was prepared without much care -- paid my bill, and still left a tip equivalent to the amount, because maybe she was just having a bad day. But I shouldn't have to turn a happy moment celebrating a friend's birthday into a stressful experience. It didn't ruin my night, but I definitely don't feel comfortable in places where customers don't seem to be treated with respect.

We came here for my dad's birthday and just as a caveat, I'm not really into Brazilian…read moresteakhouses/AYCE in general. Just as an FYI, the bottled waters on the table are not free. There are options for AYCE as well as by weight, and if you do by weight you have to weigh everything you get at the side buffet and only get meat from the counter, so we opted for AYCE because that seemed cumbersome. The service here was friendly and attentive and as long as your token is green, the meat literally comes nonstop! I really liked their sides and salads, especially the plantains and fresh fruits. The meats were perfectly done and though they didn't really ask, all my pieces were medium/medium rare which is how I like it. The cut that was infused with garlic was really good, as were the sirloin and the chicken hearts and spicy pork sausages. Some pieces were very salty, but I'm pretty sensitive to salt. The grilled pineapple was luscious. If we didn't already have cake waiting for us at home, I would have definitely indulged in some tres leches or lime cake. They ended the meal with cooked cheese dipped in honey or guava sauce which was interesting. The fresh fruit at the salad bar was really refreshing. I probably wouldn't come back because it's just way too much meat/food for me and not my usual favorite (also rather pricey for dinner/weekends). However, my family had a great meal here and I think it's definitely a step up from fogo de chao in terms of quality and service. If you're into Brazilian steakhouses (or steak in general) I would highly recommend this place.

I was very pleasantly surprised. All the meat that was brought to the table was very juicy and they…read morecome at a fast pace. They are friendly when they come by. The picanha and the lamb were my favorite but all the cuts of meat were good. The selection from the buffet was nice. It had more options than I expected and they even brought more delicious unique breads to the table (probably to fill you up faster). Only a few seafood options but all very tasty and refreshing. I was so full by the end I didn't even have room for the pineapple or to finish the grilled cheese, let alone even consider a dessert. They also served chicken hearts at my request. The decor and setting was much more fine dining style than I expected from the outside.

This place is a hole in the wall located in Everett, MA. There is not much parking, but it's not…read moreimpossible. They serve little finger food bites in various flavors/fillings and some desserts. I'm glad they are still around as their food is great for bringing to gatherings and parties, and they are priced so well! 100 pieces of their little balls is about $15.99! They fry it and give it to you in a shareable box. The churro flavor is a classic. Bite into it and sauce oozes out from it. It's very tasty and probably the one I'd recommend if you've never tried this place. I also got their chicken filled ones and that one is okay. It's a little bland so maybe have some sauce ready on the side? The staff are pretty friendly and service is pretty quick. I recently brought some to work for a holiday party and several people asked me where I got these from and I was happily recommending this place.

These guys are the best!!! The food is always amazing and so fresh. If I'm watching a movie or…read moresomething else I would easily eat all this by myself.

Every time we visit Boston we make it a point to come here! There are so many good options on the…read moreextensive menu that making a choice is overwhelming (in a good way). I'm so glad they're still in business with all the restaurant closures in the surrounding area of the last few years. If you ever find yourself in the area stop by for lunch or dinner. Portions are generous, service is typically friendly, and the food is full of flavor.

Food is OK, but mostly, very salty; the cheese bread (pao de queijo) is not very soft (very hard…read morelike a rock and very salty). When you pay, you need to be sure that you get your copy of your receipt! We ate the all-you-can-eat for 2 people, plus only 1 drink for $8.00, plus the tax, and the tips (should be 15% max). The server is very dishonest; when we got our credit card statement, the charges was $96.00 for 2 people ! ! ! It shouldn't be that high charges ! ! ! Make sure you get your receipt!

Absolutely amazing pizza. Each piece is like an entire meal! I have yet to try other foods here.read more

Just drove by hungry and decided to give it a try. Ordered fish and chips and pizza and it was…read moreincredible. My family members only complaint was that I didn't order more from fish and chips. It was perfectly seasoned and very tasty. Restaurant has a very large menu.